Freedom and goosebumps: Theater premiere in Weyhe inspires 300 spectators

Freedom and goosebumps: Theater premiere in Weyhe inspires 300 spectators

In Weyher Theater, the highly expected premiere of "Free and Limitless" was celebrated on Friday! With almost 300 enthusiastic spectators, the idea was almost sold out and promised "goosebumps guarantee". The play by Kay Kruppa and Frank Pinkus takes visitors to East Berlin in the late 1980s, shortly before the historical case of the wall in November 1989.

The opening scene, accompanied by Westernhagen's iconic song "Freiheit", immediately sets an emotional tone. His birthday is celebrated in the small circle in the living room of the bookseller Lukas Bach (Marco Linke). But the mood is tense: While Lukas arranges himself with life in the workers' and peasant state, his wife Heike (Inga Jamry) expresses her displeasure with the oppressive conditions. Lukas ’half -brother Paul Keller (Marcus Rudolph), a talented actor, also suffers from the regime that disadvantages him because of his political views. "Is that still home? Not to be endured, how we have to live here," is noticeable in the performance, while the Stasi watches over the citizens.

emotional highlights and musical deposits

The special thing about this performance is the perfect symbiosis of gripping spectacle and rousing music, played live by the theater band of the brothers Kuhlmann. The actors shine in their vocal performances that take the audience into an almost musical dream world. Original film recordings on the big screen increase the emotional effect and ensure numerous goosebumps moments. An all -round successful evening with great actors and musicians who captivate the audience!